Mexican meteorologist who hunted hurricane in the United States dies

United States.- It was announced this week that Mexican meteorologist Martha Llanos Lost his life during the study of storms in the US state of Minnesota Lorraine Township,

According to the information reported by the media Washington PostIt was the last Wednesday of the current year, May 11, when Martha Lanos died in the southwest of the US state while she was doing her job.

The Minnesota State Patrol reacted to reports of a car accident on Wednesday night Interstate Highway 90, On reaching the designated spot, the security forces realized that there were four passengers inside the vehicle.

It was reported that 4 people aboard the automotive unit were being chased by storms. The vehicle accident occurred when the driver of the motor vehicle unit avoided contact with an electrical installation in poor condition, which rammed into a tow truck.

Before she lost her life as a result of injuries caused by a vehicle accident, a Mexican meteorologist accessed her personal account Twitter To publish a log of his day about the path he followed.

“Chaser Log. Day 1. Arrived in Nebraska 3 hours ago, we continue on our way north looking for some formation. Now in Iowa, heading to Minnesota. Flamin’s hot potatoes are not hot,” the weather Wrote a specialist in related events.

It was announced that in the crash vehicle, in addition to Martha Lanos, Bradford Barrett, a physicist at the US Air Force Office of Scientific Research (USA).AFOSR, for its acronym in English), who was grievously injured; Also Diego lvaro Campos, who was driving the car, and Aldo Alberto Viscara-Avilez, both suffered minor injuries. The only fatality was the Llanos.

Martha Lanos was a member of American Meteorological Societyand was in charge of preparing forecasts for the Secretariat of Comprehensive Management of Civil Defense Risks Mexico City,

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The death of the Mexican meteorologist was mourned on social networks, while the adverse conditions known as storm chasers were criticized.